£1.6 million touring fund to be distributed to UK musicians in government scheme
The Music Export Growth Scheme is offering grants between £5,000 and £50,000 to help alleviate touring costs
Kneecap to take legal action against Canadian MP over "ban" from country
Canada's Prime Minister and border control services claimed they had "no involvement" in the supposed ban of the Irish rap trio
New BBC documentary investigates £1 million Glastonbury ticket scam
Fake Friend: The Glastonbury Ticket Scammer focuses on Miles Hart, the alleged conman who sold "fake" passes to Glastonbury 2024 for thousands of pounds
Independent labels pay 77% of all profit to artists, new study finds
The "first-of-its-kind" report from ORCA analysed data from labels including XL Recordings, Ninja Tune, and more
Woman hospitalised after chandelier arm falls from ceiling at Berlin nightclub
Two people were reportedly injured in the incident at Metropol, a historic venue in Schöneberg
Cultural exchange: Seoul Footwork is Korea’s first dedicated party for footwork & juke
Launched in 2024 by a group of 160 BPM enthusiasts, Korea’s “only” footwork event is building a bridge between Chicago and Seoul – all while encouraging clubbers to get a sweat on
The Wiggles say they don’t condone drugs after appearing in ‘Ecstasy’ music video
Two members of the children’s music group appeared in a now-deleted visual for a Keli Holiday single
Jorja Smith's label condemns similarities in AI-assisted vocal on HAVEN.'s 'I Run'
The label alleges that Smith was asked to "jump on a remix" of the track after going viral, which it claims was in order to "legitimise" the use of her likeness
